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Newspaper
Marble Hill Press
Location
Marble Hill, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Oct 13, 1892
Page
4
A broad list of political snippets discusses union opposition, party loyalty, and candidate judgeships. The column cites pamphlets attacking labor, remarks by Chauncey Filley and W. J. Stone, and compares Republican versus Democratic government costs on convict care, urging Democratic unity before the election.
Democratic slate lists Grover Cleveland for President and Adlai E Stevenson for Vice President with electors at large C B McAfee and D Thurmond. District electors named from First through Fifteenth District with district leaders F L Marchcand Ed M Harber W T Simrall R T Davis M V L McClelland J W Suddeth W Lay John H Blevins H Martin Williams D C Taylor William Cullinane John O Neil L B Woodside C L Keaton J T George.
State slate lists Governor William J. Stone and a full governor ticket with John B. O Meary Lesnear Seibert Stephens Walker Cowgill and judges Sherwood Macfarlane Burgess Bond Fox Marshall Arnold Drum and Snider Wells Dunn Caldwell Barks Long Perkins Witmer Jamison Reilly Lambert. County slate covers Sheriff Wells Revenue Collector Dunn Prosecuting Attorney Caldwell County Court Judges Barks and Long Treasurer Perkins Coroner Witmer Assessor Jamison Surveyor Reilly Public Administrator Lambert.
A gloomy critique targets a public official described as unstable and increasingly dangerous. The piece accuses him of maniacal outbursts and hints at confinement in a madhouse, referencing a backwoods Indiana teacher certificate as dubious proof of credibility and questioning his fitness in Bolinger County.
The piece mocks political figures and voters with sharp wit, referencing Clarrison delaying vacancies, reform efforts in Missouri and Wolfeism in the Teachers' Institute law, O J Snider as a Democratic nominee, tariff reform debates, and a fiery speech about defeating Cleveland and Stevenson. It blends satire with partisan stance and era-specific rhetoric.
Pomeroy's Advance T reports objections to the term thugs for Pinkerton hired hellions used to incite militia calls at Homestead. The piece calls the group a warty lot of toads. notes crowds seized include men with spots. details Webb Ravenswood accused of plotting wife murder and infant burial. seven ex burglary, one arson, several wife beaters, two punished for cruelty to animals.
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